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BEEF moil be required for the use of los, ,Zfr j e, 7 l . 9 's Ships and Vessels at Leith, Leith Roads, and the nburgh, for Twelve Calender Months, from the I,: c f 4 agust nex. C "ditions of the Contract may he seen at the Seere 'si4i:r)Nre ; at this Office, or h' applying to the Collector 31 Verty's Customs at 'Leith. .'4 o re gard will lie had to any Tender in 'which the Price 14 40 lo• n ° l ' be inserted frords at length, 'or that shall not - t 4 rite:lered to the Board before .One o' Clock on the said • v,, t ;Y , the 31st Instant ; nor unless the Person who makes tei "" 1 ", or some Person on his behay; attends to answer p " "c't Inc. 1„; -e4 :render must alsobe acromnanied by a Letter signed by o Pe 'Poitsild e Persons, engaging to become bound wish the 7; 4 , i11 / t enderi ng , in the Penal Saul of 500 1 . for the due per -41 ~...,4 4e e DI the Contract. EAST INDIA lIOUSE,IIy 29, 1818. rrui P. COURT of DIRECTORS of the" UNIT "PIL ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or before Wednesday, the Vith of August . next, from the Owners of . such SHIPS of the ()inflict) of from )100 to 830 • Tons, Builders' Measurement, which. have not perLormed more than Six Voyages' to and from India or China, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships, for One Voyage in the Company's regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed 'up, and left with the Secretary at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 96 t h Aug. next, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. TH h LO TIERY. FOR THE SUN. 177 . MARSHALL, 1 Holborn-bArs, Coimer V . of Alithlle-rOw,.bligs to submit for public approba tion the Scheme of a , "01% POI,ITIC,II, SOCIETY. NEW LgrrERY, tc! begin NEXT TUESDAY. SECT. VII. The consideral4 nia4,'-nitsle.of the Prizes forni the most strihiag contrast to the very snrall number of Tickets fin fact only 8,000)•. Besides thcSe lonia fide benefits, two Prizes of 1.000 Sovereigns 4 each will hove the advantAge of receiving Eight Pipes. of Port or Madeira, or Eight Hogsheads of COo ret—thr Witte to be - chosen by the Holders themselves. Such attractions, combined wit-tribe Two 30,0001. each, can scarce ly fail procuring MARSHALL a continuance of the favours of bis Friends, at. his Establishment as above, where, in the Last Lottery, No. 3J315, entitled to upwards of '1,0001., Nu. 7,547, a Prize uf. 2001., and in the late Lotteries Prizes of 20,0001., 5,0001., 4,0001., &c. were sold in Shares by MARSHALL. [CONCLUSION.] 14Ta. ExitTon,ln the foregoing . Papers on this subject, we have seen the benefits Of Political So ciety, and how they may be annoyed by the cor ruptions of 4 pariy. Yet to destroy them might be as little desirable as impracticable, more espe cially so, when they do not attack the essentials if r ead at r ow ("w vith Ch. of Government, but - only one another, in order that one, from an assumed superiority, should Come into office, on the pretended weakness . of the other, each calling those who fill it Tory, who in their turn call those why ar.e out lVhigs, but on sqfish, not the revolution principles, laid down in 1688, though these words are for ever in their mouths, but not their &arts. In 1689, the reigning par ties melted into a coalition, an d i n onion invited the Prince of Orange to England ; but he bad hardly avrived when it was broken, and each re sumed its 'original character, and became intem perate. From patriots they dwindled into a fac tion, under . the name of Whigs. .The Pissenters favoured the K'ng, because he favoured them, t ore' rig iletxa es corn' cad t h. his lag. ,(1 bee!' It v as ye he M i a :Ore t : , g et or The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships_oill be engaged for the Company's Service may he had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the COmmittee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 3d August. NEXT TUESDAY. PAST GOOD roaTuNt nit , . BEST PLEA FOR PU- .TURF FAVOUR. IT is a maxim in trade, that ivhere Purchasers hare been well used, they will go again. The Public, tin doubt, well Torn:tuber, that MARTIN and Co. sold in Twelve Shares, No 12,056, the last Prize entitled to Four Pipes of Wine, the quality of which is the daily theme of con versation, no expense having been spared to obtain the very . best, and as the present Lottery contains a similar induce ment, they will not forget their old favourites, who confi dently anticipate a repetition of similar good fort one.— There are also Two rrizes of 30,0001. but Martin and Co. have sold a larger Capital than even these—the. Match less 40,0001. shared and sold by them, Thousands remem ber, viz.— No 261 . A Grand Prize of . k MOOG And as first drawn entitled to another 20,000 MaLing the splendid Sum of . 40.000 And their List - of 20 . ,0001. 10,0001., &c. Prizes, has deservedly ranked their name among the highest distributors of For tune's favours. The present Lottery draws NEXT TUESDAY, and those who wish for Wine or IndependencC are requested to be early in their application, at No. 8, Cornbill ; or 120, Oxford-street; or to Martin and Co.'s Agents in the Conntry. Is: I I of filr• of t" - : ! an t ° `' oleo - Y by ices rico '7 he I ° 4 ces o; ries 114 Oa (116 s ari ACE lag °PA' 54 o .r e o - tbc [ectii4 All' kers toarocit, roe V. r":,Qy 0 . 1:1 tut / ' -.J. • • A• I. ( WO ere ifor e A • A A . 0 ,0)P. 10"4. aid iljeF ) ) 30", jo l4c° owe' igh atfir ,ilO ksr 1V t wo rysb i l" t o rs 1;11tJr r O A, 1 0, t(s 4 14 0 ° :0 11 S t'f' 1 D re G M O ly ' ore .4 *, 0 . • 5 loft p*, P iCTU, 11, I,ING-OFFICE, July 17, 1918 . 1: 1 'E COM MISSIONERS for VICTUALLING i.e/JEST' Y'S 1V,4 VT do hereby give Notice, That to 3 dall, the 15th of September next, they will be ready • 40 1. '"ive Te n d ers i n w ii t i ng (waled ur),, and treat for a i,,, Q A 2git ll PRINIE IRISH BEF,F andPORK, not exceeeting be e aggregate Ten Thonsand Tierees of each species, to 4e`'rt'd in the ensuing Sees= : one-eighth part thereof to • 444 Pnc krd MU-Puncheons,' sir-rightk parts in Tierces, • i ht : l 4er einuiiting one-eighth part in Barrels; to be delivered -Majesty's Victualling' Stores at Deptford, Portin g', (4 ' -Plyintouth, and Cork, in regular proportions of each Z 4iP ' ) " , ;.f Casks, by the periods Under-mentioned, viz. • U ze ,frltt,i.rd part o f th e w hole by the 14th February,) ,"'d part M ore by the 15th .:Ipri , 1819, ' ,W e : ,'l le re»irrining third part by the 31st Hay, " Paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, sixty P 4 oft • r d ate. ri CNietilion s of the Contract way be seen at the Secre- J ( " ) .Ib . ce, at this OQice ; or by applying to Mr. J. fr. l ei ,; l 4tereitle, ilgent . foe the Vietualling at Cork; to the i, ict P 1,4 leis Majesty's Cuttoms at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, t Paie rfaed:: and to the Secretary to the Postmaster e,,A, • at Dublin, respectively. .• e 'aler for a less quantity than Fire Hundred Tierces tsi o : d f ' a" ,l Fire Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be ad -1 ai r will regard be had to anyl Tender in which the 4 e Otallnot LeinSerted in words at length, or that shall not ito,: iii r l ere e to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tura .-kok t"e 1564 of Septembtr next, nor wiles) the Pe; 7021 who to eze , (4 th e Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to called for. v • V tt?.: render vilest be acrompante rl by a Letter signed the p: e4 Pon.sible_Persons, epgag•ing to become bound with 41 e 001 11 t endering, in ae Penal SUM. of 151. per Cent. on AT' the due performance of the Contract. ARMY CONTRACTS. Isreasur) Chambers, Commissariat • Department, July 24, 1518. • °TicE is hereby Oven to all Persons desirous 4 4 ;, ' t Contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his t at ;:” 7, Land F orces i n C an t onmen t s; Q uar t ers , an d tlar g': in the under-mentioned Counties Sii t "f°4l , Berlis (including the Town of Hungerford), Ber- Itt 4 : ilu chs, Cambridge (including the Town of New btr-et), Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, l:g 4 '3') 1-)eron, D o rset, Durham (including Holy Island), I-11%4 (exclusive of Tilbury Fort, in the County of Essex), seer (including the City of Bristol); Hants, Hereford, itig rt i f ; °rd, Hunts, Isle of Man, ISle of Wight, Kent (includ et,;:"nrY Fort, in the Cowry of Essex), Lancaster, Lei ,' "' Lincoln Middlesex, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northamp -1"' °l.tii nflib. ' erland,Notingham, Oxford, Rutland, .Sa- Sqnerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey,-Susiex, 'Warwick, IV4l)l4l°rlond, Wilts, Worcester, York, North and South I ts, and in the several Counties in North Britain. 41 4v 1 ", t the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th d m Be P t ernher next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up tlii l " Tend e r f or A rm y S u ppli es ," w ill h e re ceiv e d at Altt Dr on or before Wednesday, the 26th day of (1311 t• none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that 44 d, if s ent b y Post, the Postage must be paid. Ni, l) „ Pu s'ils must be made separately for each County, allfor the Counties comprising North and South Wales, t he *11;6 must h e i nc l u d e d i n one T en d er; as a l so mus t 111 4 ,t8e ee al Counti es i n N ort h B r i ta i n ; an d eac h Proposal Pen hav e the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro.: ,e4g;', fill ed Up, by Two Persons of known Property en 4koni%t° become b oun d w i t h t h e P ar t y t en d er i ng i n the 1'41,41411- stated. in th e pr i nte d par ti cu l ars , f or th e due 114 tie d anee of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be ex unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices t hat d 44 in Word s at l engt h ; an d s h ou ld i t so h appen Illu uld -ur ing the continuance of the Contract no Troops 4 tltui suPPlied under the Contract, the txpefice of the a til liet Pt ft ir the Contract and Bond, paid in the first in , h 7 the Contractor, shall be refunded to hint. t• 11-4.4..1ars of 11 C may be had upon application I; l ll 44 t e h L : ll o 4 tti nb _ b e o r; e , be ° t n w t- e ra e c n ts tbe . Histirs of Eleven and Five; I?eputy Coamnssary.General Young, Edin r)llott the : :: nr ne considerable alterations havin ; g been made t I :rs,,, is 4 oders f or the Supply of Meat to the Til r t he 1,:4„., particulars Te deskrous of ' tendering, are requested to apply • t 'N I EV. to the Amount of a Million is repay ktf tPitl4l4ri'),loe advanced, upon Mortgage of Freeli i i i ld at E ly st i a ,; t i e t s t t,!isteten tiZ.eln,,k,ini ti sec i u li r: h •d f s r .i t i , i it l:t i o o p t e o rty l , : . years pu r- K i veu -- ; Z i t; upon '4. Life Interest, arising . from ti t; 'lnd s S ettlements Widows' .lone-ores, Money in i::,; Livia:4 s,and upon e li g ibl e personallsecti ti v,;::'s Purclia,e of R e v e r s i o ns and Post Ohitands. ob's"nucle preferred, and promptitude and secrec y e„ e i "e d* Itr it• t t P 1411 Y, bet veen Ni ne an d Fi ve , or by .usLetter, a nte- , - " "f the National Bank, No. 8, I . 4 mci Ju l us ' .square. II rr The First 'rime, a New Comic Ballet, introducing the TYROLESIAN PEASANTS, just arrived Irma Italy, and (by desire) the popular Melo-Drama of the FATAL SNOW STORM. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), • 1V ESTM NsTER-B rm . • Under the Patroni4e of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE REGENT and Duke of Inari. .THIS present ininODAY, July 30th, 1818, FRIDAY 31, and SATURDAY, Aug. I, at Half-past Six o'clock precisely, will be presented (for the 40th Time), 'a -New Broad Comic .Equestr ion Burletta, called THE .DANDY FAMILY AND THE ASCOT JOCKIES. in Wbich'Sit'REAL PONIES will start for a Sweepstakes, to he decided to Five Heats, four times round the Course (being the third of a mire) each Heat. HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. Avery. Also the TROOV of VOL'I•IGEURS wilt go through their surprjsing Leaps, exc.—Clown, Mr. Brown. Inimitable EXERCISES on TWO HORSES, by Mr. Win. Davis, just. First ;!Time, ,a _New Comic Ballet, called, The MILLER'S DAUGHTER ; in the course' of the Ballet, The TYROLE SIAN PEASANTS will Dance on STILTS Four Feet High, various Quadrilles, Waltzes, and Tyrolesian Dances, never .before attempted in England. Extraordinary VENTHILOQUIS,M, by Signor De Valen tiui, only 12 years of age. • A. New Comic Song, by Mr., Sloman. Mademoiselle FERZI will Dance on TWO ROPES, assist ed by Mademoiselle NINA - FERZI. The whole to conclude with (by desire) the popular in teresting Melo4hama (in Two -Acts); called, LOWINA "I•OBOL-K.01.; or, The FATAL SNOW sToßm.—Boxes, Is. • Places fur the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the Theatre, front Ten till Four, of whom a Private Bux may be had nightly. Pisces cannot possibly be kept later than Half past Si:vetr. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Sirt.--oSe cond Price at Half-past Eight. This Day were published, • In One Volume, Svo - . price i ts. boards, SERMONS oN VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By JAMS LINDSAY, D.D. Printed for R. Hunter (Successor to Mr. Johnson), No. 72 St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may lie had,by the same Author, A SERMON on, the Advances in Knowledge, Freedom, and Morals, ft um the Reformation to the present time. And his other single Sermons. SECOND EDITION. This Day were published, in tiro. price ss. 1 ET TELtS from ILL-INOIS. j NIORRIS BIKKBECK. Lyndon : Printedlor Taylor and flessey, 9.3, Fleet-street. Of, whom may he - had, by the same Author, - Notes on a Journey in America. Third Edition,With Map, Sro., Gs. ;- the, :%lap to he bad separately, price Is. . Also, Notes on a Journey through France. Fifth Edition, Svo. rip° COUNTERACT the many attempt's that IL are daily made to impose on the .unwary a. spurions composition instead of the Genuine Blacking, prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously-placed in the centre, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference at the type, which- is unlike all letter-press, will enable pmchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, ►made and sold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the priaci pal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per , fun►ers, Boot-makers, &c. its the United Kingdom, in Bottles at Gd. Is. and Is. 6d.. each. E are regnested ro direct the attewion of Persons afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay, Nert•Ous Debility, Inward Wastings, Loss of Appetitc, In digestion, Depressian of Spirits, Trembling or Shaking of the I lands, Scorbutic and every other kind of Eruption, Asthmas, Ulcerated Throats, Seminal Weakness Pants in the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional Complaints ' immediately to make trial of the Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL LIBLE - RESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C. 3.JORDAN, NI. D. at the EAST LONDON MEDICAL . _ESTABLISHMENT, No. 7, Cannon Street Road, St. George's in the East, LOOM!. , It is universally acknowledged to he the most agreeable and powerful RestoratiVe in all - the-above Complaint; ever dis coveredi.it thins, the blood,. eases the most, violent pains in the head and stomach, amid promote 4 gentle perspiration. It is utterly impossible fur language to express, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and iocompar able 'Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted. and giving rigour to the aged. Thousauris have been restored to perfect health, :ter having been so reduced by diff..rent diseases as to have been despaired of, not only by their families, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles, I Is. each, or two quautities in one,e2o•s, each, or four quantities in one family bottle for 335. duty included, by which one I Is. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may be had, at Barclay and SOWS, Fleet-Market Vale's, 41i, Cornhill ; H. I. Preston's, 101, Strand ; T. Richards's, 193, Steam! ; Blake's; SS, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125, Oxford-street ; Chandler's, 70, Orford-street; Triggs, 10, Middle Row, Holborn; and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of thr Kingdom. - Dr. C. ',Jordan takes this general opportunity of amniotic ing to the public that he still devotes his study exclusively to the cure of particular complaints, as a regular Member of the Royal College of Physicians—he oilers a speedy and permanent cure tug every class of nervous relaxation; diseases of however long standing, or of the most inveterate kind, are by his new and superior mode Of treatment, speedily and effectually Glatt!. Dr. C. J..iordan may he consulted by all ranks of people, from nine in the morning till nine in the evening, at the East London Medical Establishment, No. 7, Cannon-street-toad, Turn pAre, St. Gem ~,! - r es in the East. near the Commercial - road Letters from the comet' y, inclosing a Kink note, will he duly answered, and the nect‘sari Medicine sent to all ports of the Kingdom. 2 of 30,0001.1—0n1y 8,000 Tickets. and Co. beg leave to rewind the'Public /..Y of the near approach of the Drawing of the presen Small hen Rich Lottery. The Scheme, although it con Fists of only 8,000 Tickets, contains Two Prizes of 30,0001., Two of 2,0001., Sec.—There are also Two P , rizes - One Thousand Sovereigns each, to he paid in Gold, and the fortunate holders of these Prizes will be allowed. to select from the stock of any Wire Merchant they prefer, 4 Pipes of Port or Madeira, or 4 'Hogsheads of Claret, for each Prize—Shares in proportion. The Drawing begins 4th August. TICKETS and SHelltES are selling at SWIFT and CoYs . Fortunate Offices, 11, Ponitry ; - I 31, Alalgate High -12, Charing Cross; Street; where the following Capital Prizes were Shared . and Sold in the last and preceding Lottery, viz. N o , 8,770 £5,000 No. 10,709 1,000 I , ,70 •1,000 )i,093 . 500 9,024 .. .. 1,000 Eight 200 ASS) ALSO, a Prize of :• • • 2,G56 .... L. 20,000 2,499 7,893 20,000 Besides many others, it► the recent Lotteries. NEXT TUESDAY. CARROLL, Contractor for the Lottery, . having wade no FIXED PRIZE in the Scheme, the Two Prizes of L. 30,0000! Two of L.2,000 2,000 Snvereigns, &c. &c. MAY ALL BE DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY, When the Lottery begins; and as a tribute of gratitude for Public Favours conferred on G.,CARROLL, he has n►ade ar rangements that Purchasers shall have the option of receiv ing, addition toall the Prizes, GOLD for the Two Prizes of 1000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, • • _ - amounting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs heads of .Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand So vereigns, and in proportion for Shares. . The Wine to be chosen by the Holders themselves. TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at the Ogices of CAR ROLL, the Ctitit ractor, No. 7, CORNHILL, and 26, OX FORD-STREET, London, who Shared and Sold- in the very last Lottery, No. 9,481 a Prize of L.20,000, Besides EIGHT Capitals of 1,0001., 5001., &c. . • And in CARROLL's late Contracts, 7,735 .. a Prize 0f..4'30,000 3,645 6,345 &c. &c. &c. _ 20,210 20,000 And it will give CARROLLpleasureto sell to those who ho- itour hiiu with their Cominands, the TWO PRIZES OF,THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NEXT TUESDAY. TRIAL OF THE PIX. On Monday the usual ceremony , on this busi ness took place. The Lord Chancellor, and se- Vera! Members of the "Privy Council, met at ten o'clock at the Exchequer, to swear in the Jury (who are taken from the Court of Assistants' of the Gish!smiths' Company). After the Lord Chan cellor bad given the charge, they adjourned to the Court of the Duchy of Lancaster. As the monies to be counted and weighed were very consider able, the charge was not so long as formerly, and most of the Gentlemen had been lately 'on the same business. It was four o'clock before the assays were reported. The quantity of gold and silver melted was 21b, each, taken, in certain proportions of the pieces of the coin, promis cuously from the monies found in the Pix, which amounted, In , eoht; to 6,951 sorereigns, 2,219 half ditto, and the gold coined was 6,434,0321. 10d., between July 15, 1817, and June 13, (518. The silver monies in the Pix was '2,934 half crowns, 3,447 shillings, 1,538 sixpences ; silver coined between 3d of June, 1817, and May 21, 1818, 1,57;7,96 . 21. Making a total, including the trial, 111 h July, 1317—Gold, 7,137,7111.; silver, .1,646,071)}.; besides 88ib. weight of Maundy loonies. The assays were tried against the standard pieces in the Exchequer, and were found to agree with them to the greatest exactness. It appears that the remedy is not so large as formerly, as such the greatest care is necessary, or the Master of the Mint might be seriously injured by a loss on the coinage. This is the largest'coinage ever executed at his Majesty's .Mint. The Lord,Chan cellor received the Jury's leport at Goldsmiths'- hall, and with the other Members of the Ptivy council Las alsoithe Officers of the Mint, &c. diucd with the Warden and Jury at the same place. none opposing him or his measures,• but those who panted for profit or preferment. In 1702, Queen Anne was said to favour the Tories in her choice of Ministers, and a rivalship among then soon succeeded, calling themselves friends to Church and Monarchy, but heartily despising the Republicans in•politics, as ,seitmatics in religion, and enemies to its establishment, not as Roman Catholics, hut English Protestants. So under George I. and 11. similar parties existed for simi lar Purposes, from the first appointment of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Legge to the beginning of the pre sent reign, when that super-eminent lump of moral virtue, Mr. Fox, was taken under the wing of Lord Bole', who turned out Mr. Legge, and put Lord Barrington in his place. He superset 11 Lord Holdernesse for the Duke of Newcastle, alto was coadjutor to Mr. Pitt, ;Ind with Lord Temple resigned, being succeeded by Lord Eg,reniont ; then the Duke resigned, and Lord Bute was made first Lord of the Treasury, who turned out all hut the Doke of lholford, and struck the Duke of Newcastle ont of the Council list ; but . no longer able to resist the country party, he retired. Mr. Geo. Grenville succeeded, and the Duke of Bedford was President of the Council, Lord Sunds Secretary of State, Mr. Charles York Attorney-General, who resigned to Mr. Charles Pratt. These %vete the changes of party early in this reign. All since would have been repose, except for Mr. Charles Fox, the son of the virtuous old one. He rose up as Member for Westminster, and Man of the People, whom be made Lords paramount of Parliament, - in.order arrogantly to oppose a superior of worth and weight in. Mr.. Pitt, the son of the great one.— Dratying into the vortex of his false politics, a proud, scornful, commoner, blown up With self conceit, ,tire son of old General Grey, and two or three other political . merry-andrews ; he headed an opposition the most illiberal, insolent, and un just, ever known before. They called themselves liThigs, and forme'd a club of the name, the leaders whereof were, a mere faction ; the rest no more than adherents, without knowing why, or being able to define the name, beyond the colour of their lively in blue and .buff. Mr. Fox's princi ples'were pernicious, and inflammatory as his and his party's conduct and speeches were, they were darkened by Mr. Pitt, and large majorities. Not one motion of his gross opponents was ever carried: but they are no mor, than troth, and those who followed op the political measures of that true Whig, Mr. Pitt, have saved the country, to the eternal shame of the Foxites, who are shrinking into notniTtg. They acted in party more like nialignants Than a party on principle, and glorious would be the day for thint, and their well-wishers, would they but cheek their unavailing spirit, and by harmonising with the powers that be ; cease to strike where they cannot wound, and never more find fault where .they cannot mend. would stifle the struggle of one party over another, encourage wholesome - opinions, moierate argtinteuts, aunt sound judgments, persuading each that its anta gonists may sometimes be light, and balance the scab of praise and blame between them, with a. pleasing e q uipoise, %%hid}, with - the legal privi leges and prerogatives . of the Crown. would strengthen the Colistitotion. A misled people would not then throw up their greasy caps, and brawl out Reform, Liberty. Equality, nor their Deluders proclaim them to be the only supreme power itt the Stave. Better would it be to, tell. them, that 'though they are the cause atoi might of Government, they are not to snhvert and rie stroy it whenever they please. To say so is sedi tious. Yet these Reformers strike at the power , Of the Crown, and would .pert the nobility and - gentry in. jeopardy. Theo indeed - would 'their popular leaders be in danger, and the pea-pie, their stalking hors'e, being incapable of Govern went, and unstrained by authority, must call in a set of military tyrants, instead of their legal and limited Monarchs. MONTESW rIEU-. (P.S. in the next.)